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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Dan Hodges

    DAN HODGES: The PM has seized control of the political agenda (opens the original)

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    The praise for Andy Burnham was effusive: ‘He has articulated a clear social-democratic vision for Britain. And attacks about returning the country back to the 1970s won’t work because most voters can’t remember or don’t even know about the 1970s.’ Yet what was most surprising was that this message to me came from a senior figure within Reform. ‘The biggest shame for me was Burnham getting the bounce on the triple-lock. That’s something we should have grasped the nettle on to show we’re differen

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Dan Hodges

    Opinion: Burnham can win an election but he can't leave it too late (opens the original)

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    If Andy Burnham was preparing to call a snap general election next year, then his first conference speech as Labour leader would have been brave and bold. Confirmation of his commitment to establishing a new national social care system. The abolition of the current pensions triple lock. A pledge to introduce a new system of proportional representation for Westminster. Up until this moment, mystery had shrouded his plans for Government, and the nation. His strategy had been one of cautious increm

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Dan Hodges

    DAN HODGES: Burnham can win an election but he can't leave it too late (opens the original)

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    If Andy Burnham was preparing to call a snap general election next year, then his first conference speech as Labour leader would have been brave and bold. Confirmation of his commitment to establishing a new national social care system. The abolition of the current pensions triple lock. A pledge to introduce a new system of proportional representation for Westminster. Up until this moment, mystery had shrouded his plans for Government, and the nation. His strategy had been one of cautious increm

  4. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Dan Hodges

    DAN HODGES: After social care pledge, PM's ally forecasts May election (opens the original)

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    To be fair to Andy Burnham, no one can say they don't know what he stands for anymore. Appearing on the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg show, the Prime Minister made the boldest commitment of his premiership by announcing the establishment of a National Care Service, free at the point of use, paid for by everyone. Speaking passionately, and at times even emotionally, Burnham declared: 'Some in the political world will be saying watching this, Oh my goodness, what a hostage to fortune, that's a rod for hi

  5. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Dan Hodges

    Forget Burnham's election denials - it's all a bluff: DAN HODGES (opens the original)

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    Andy Burnham was categoric. Asked on Friday if he could confirm an election would not be called until 2029, he said: ‘Well, yes, that’s when the next election will be. All of this speculation on an early election, I can knock that dead.’ Andy Burnham was telling porkies. Nothing has been knocked on the head. Preparations for a 2027 election are continuing. Indeed, they are accelerating. Last week, a group of senior Labour Party donors gathered at Downing Street. They had been summoned by Lord (W

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